Project Background
This project is the second basement of a villa in modern Wabi-Sabi style. It abandons the traditional single function of parking and storage, and creates a multi-functional private space for storage, wine tasting and socializing. Light wells introduce natural daylight. Natural materials such as micro-cement, travertine and wood build a quiet and relaxing atmosphere.
Floor Plan
The left side contains a double-car garage and storage room. The central staircase and light well form a landscaped hallway with wooden partitions to streamline circulation. The north zone is a constant-temperature wine cellar, and the south is a leisure lounge. The layout features clear zoning and smooth circulation, making full use of natural light.
Interior Renderings
The wine cellar features metal-framed glass wine cabinets with built-in lighting. Textured glass sliding doors divide the space. A wooden wet bar is arranged on the side. Plain walls and travertine flooring echo the wabi-sabi style, integrating wine storage, preparation and display.
An arched hollow wooden screen serves as a visual partition beside stairs. Recessed lighting lines stone steps. Micro-cement walls interact with flowing light, gently connecting the hallway and reception area.
The lounge enjoys ample natural light. Textured walls match neutral fabric sofas. A stone coffee table, artwork and fireplace build a relaxing social zone. The large carpet softens flooring for casual gatherings and conversations.
Skylights bring natural daylight. Hollow wooden partitions create layered views. Sunken plant landscapes infuse vitality, while rattan furniture softens the atmosphere. It connects stairs and corridors to form a tranquil transitional hallway.
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